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A little two-year-old :NH of fir. Jno.
Hurd, of Bayfield, while running across
the floor with a large knife in its hand,
fell, the knife striking its month, Tierce
ing into the roof causing an ugly gash.
Mrs. J. Whitehead, of Clinton, is the
proud possessor of a fusehia that stands
about ten feet, high, with a spread of
about three feet, and literal covered
with flowers.
We clip the following from the Gode-
rich Star of last week :—Some parties
walking along the docks on Tuesday
evening, attacted by bellowing on the
island, made bets as to whether or not
R. eow had got over there. Boats were
secured and rowing over, the source of
the noise was traced to a monster bull
frogg, which, on being killed was found
to measure 15 inches from toes of hind
leg to tip of nose, his diameter being in
full proportion.
On Saturday morning last after a long
and painful illness, Mr. Alexander
Mitchell passed to his reward. Deceas-
ed was in his 76th year, and was the
father of Mrs. A. Nichol, of this place.
The funeral took place on Monday af-
ternoon from his late residence to the
Wingham cemetery for interment. The
bereaved wife and family have the sym-
pathy of the whole community.—Times.
The Wingham Salvation Army and
band went to Kincardine on July 12 to
endeavor to show to the people of that
town the error of their ways.
On account of the death of Judge Mc-
Crae, -of Algoma district, it is .expected
that the Junior Judge of that district,
Fred. W. Johnston, formerly of Gode-
rich will be appointed Judge.
The vital statistics for Clinton record-
ed with the Division Registrar, W.
Ceats,for the half year ending June 30th
is as follows :—Births, 33; marriages,12;
deaths, 15.
A man from Seaforth was fined $5 and
costs $5.90, by Mayor Butter, of Gode-
rieb, on Saturday last, for preaching cn
M.C. Cameron's trout stream,' Colborne.
He will not try trout fishing again in
Sharp's Creek.
There were recorded with Mr. Camp-
bell, clerk of Hullett, for the six months
ending June 30th,. 40 births, ' 18 Oar=
riages and 22 deaths.
Shortly after six o'clock on Monday
morning of last week, tde valve between.
the two boilers in the Union Furniture
factory, Wineham, burst. The firemen
narrowly escaped being badly scalded,
but no further harm was done.
On Monday, the 4th inst., while two
or three children of Mr. W. Anderson,
and others were playing in the vicinity
of the mill race at Cransford, Ashfield,
unfortunately Maggie, the eldest child
of Mr. Anderson, fell into the race and
was drowned. She was a fine,. good--
looking and promising girl, age seven
years and four months.
PERTH.
On Dominion Day in Stratford, two
little boys named Beckler and Coughlin,
found two one -dollar bills. They show-
ed them to Hedley Cook,the livery man,
and asked him if they were good. He
was doubtful about it, but gave the boys
five cents each -for' the- bills on chance.
An information was laid against Cook
for obtaining the money under false
pretences and he paid the money into
court. The magistrate directed that
the bills remain with the Chief of Police
until August 1st, after which they are
to be returned to the boys in case they
are not claimed by the owner.
Mr: Holmwood, formerly proprietor of
the Albion hotel, Stratford, who went to
Chicago some mohthi age to reside per.per-
manently, has returned to Stratford.
The climate there did not agree. with
him, and it was a choice between life
and death, his physicians said, whether _•»
he returned to Canada or stayed in Chi-- Tempo; Onio, July:l6th.-Last_ Wed.
cage. - . nesday morning while the schooner
While assisting in -piitt lg ' p" s gs - Madeline, on its vvay r`om Buffalo to
for the picnic: in Mr. :rho? _Mato- Mctxor=` thus city bias t �;Ddnning,
man's Inas r at. Newton;:.• -the other days about, 150 ...inils*evastof }&ere in Lake
Peter Lather fell abt ut 80ft firoin a tree,' Erie, "Cape Pa hl` Wks saw about
4f-.t��'ial�e
slid brokeahis:leg above the ankle. had `m s ; ,
~ lashed' olio- own. .� ag�near, to tht3
Mr. I#eddaway is iiuiitl'igg ItlargeV, eltrpxt 4: M and $ board
grain ` elevator at' Miverto =
rteaarl~ 400;6 bushels;. a kajvr g tt1 teat in
_hare a `oapscitY of. ilea* Y > 0 the water aw`. s a : wlth an fYnseei
Hartnahhcer8s e;> Kirkton, has floolio` etet d n
, �{{i,,, ( ryi on aye a 10-1*y wast - a 'mance' . Y'.� V.0 fY/+ ��erage
t c lay 3n b i oil trhe sf ace of
pot of est tt }utter da,�ly. :water.' C,ap Wagds'=estimate ie•that
r - AIL ld man named Jarnes Macdon4d the, pent : as feet loft ` and°
wed to`:. trafi-
dour ;deet i�foand,- .� its };'mlectet�
,ford, gaol on Tuesday, last , for s1X `frog e:et
melsutho sgeeocdondvagran,t,he y hsaayrt3s ' ' ieiFauswlyat. so3fparabIoargtiksiegeannifobjdc
:a tIarHIet
The -.fonve?ntion.o€the$unge_
county of P�h`Union of Young 'Pl&SIy o assist the` snake
Societies of ri tion ',Endeavor was in prop�g itself "through fhe water.
held- at..,+&va nk- 4z- n on ,Day, The body _was idt 'brown .i color,.
with about 'Kg members ttenda*er whiclr was o n -all along sidle
twentydifferent soeietie-771 's sed on -#4 comae the serpent
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. Mr."Hamilto of of ler veli, pre.: . Wee*, disporting itself og t7 a lake.
std =aril lis Mowat a d ' " t tiie tm tlleakka was c, nand there
tali* t,Oi31 dhave b1eer*I- inlstake in recognis-
>iue Hordes bfevray: ; thvh .. _
was driving a�long=the secondconeeessOit
of that township the other dad*, when
her horse became . frightened and,
plunged.,ovet Boyce's bridge, some six-
teen feet, into _the water,carrying buggy
and driver with it. Singular to relate,
none were seriously ,injured: The
water where theyteok the plunge being
fourfeetdeep was tht, means, no doubt,
of saving their lives..
WELLINGTON.
At. the. Cotswold, Minto and Arthur
Cheese factory, 40 cheeses were made
one day recently. Most of the routes
require two teams to draw the supplies
on Mondays.
The Kincardine Masonic fraternity
decorated the graves of departed on St,
John's Day. In the afternoon they .pic-
nicked with the Tiverton brethren.
The Elmira team won the fifteen dol-
lar foot -ball purse at Elmira on the 1st,
first playing the Glenannan team, scor-
ing , five to .nothing, then playing the
Alma team,again being successful in
scoring one to frothing. Mr. Leopold
Christman, of Elmira, was . also. very
successful in carrying off several purses
in foot races.
The Harriston Tribune says :—On
Monday night last Mr. Ziglar, contrac-
tor for the building of John Garbig's
barn, had.finished -his. day's -work and
was in the act of corning down front the
top plate where he had been at"work,
when he missed his footing and fell to
the barn floor a distance of 29 .feet,
alighting upon his head and shoulder.
He was picked up by the workmen 'for
dead and taken to the house. Medical
aid was summoned. Mr.Ziglar revived,
when a serious cut was discovered upon
the right side of the head and the
shoulder badly 'damaged, but so far .as
could be ascertained no bones were
broken. After having his wounds ate.
tended to he had so far revived that: he
requested to be taken home to Clifford.
He was at once assisted into a buggy
and driven home and it is to be hoped
that he will soon be around again ;all
right. . How a man could fall sup a
distance and not be killed • seems mys-
terious: It was a fearful sight to see
hie -body turning in mid air, and those
who witnessed it fairly shuddered.
,Mrs. Wm. McKay, of Maryboro, 72.
years of age, after having lost all her
teeth for. a number of years, is cutting
another set, a large double 'One being
already through. This is an occurrence
very rarely heard of
BRUCE.
A horse ..belonging=to. Allan .McLeod
dropped into a well at Lucknow on Fri-
day, and had to be removed by the aicl
of a windlass. The animal is very little
the worse of the accident. •
Kincardine will vote of Monday, Au
gust 1st, on a by-law to raise $2,000 for
the construction of an iron bridge and.
improving of town hall.
Mr. Charles Astley, who for seventeen
years has so efficiently filled the posi
tion of Deputy Registrar for the County
of Bruce, has retired.
The different Orange lodges, of the
District of East Brace celebrated the
202nd anniversary -of the Battle of the,
Boyne-. at. Chesleyon Tuesday, 12th of
July. The Hanover L. 0.- Lodge No.
547 and thirteen others lodges marched
in the -.procession. Speeches Were de-
livered by the Bishop of Huron and a
number of others. -
The treasurer of the Neustadt Cream-
ery, Mr. Wand,' reports -that the June
shipment of, batter was 33,500 pounds
and the amount received for the same
was the handsome sum of six thousand
and four hundred. dollars. The patrons
of the factory mdlt4er,iiiiit at t'he rates
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of 17e perpoun t,jiFVs tiintlersa It
the Neustadt,Aremtecy is tthaiarri
its kind in Canada. Thiroanagennnt
is to be `congratulated on the success met
with since of this
industry.
Half 6,the people°of. our &noir duet,w
another. They can now overcome thisld itaty
caugd
& Co'v
Have still. a fully assorted
stock of Staples; Dress
Goods, Prints, Gloves, Hosi-
ery,
Gents' Furnlshings,
Boots and shoes, etc.
In all Imes we . claim tohave as good, and
in. the majority of cases, better value than
can be obtained : elsewhere.
Our Sugar at 28 lbs. for $1.00 is
just the thing for the Preserving
season.=
Regarding
GEM JAS
As we are anxious that there
shall be no scarcity of jars, such
as occurred last season, we would
advise -those requiring Gems to
secure them now and so avoid the
rush and the possible disappoint-
ment .when the preserving season
is at its height.
A: large stock now on
hand.:
hen you come to Gorrie
don't fail to call and see
our stock.
We are always willing to quote
prices and pleased to see you, for
know our are`..ri ht : and
we p , prices g.
will suit you.
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- This.benirifnl ltieeaeorini lbast con��s i8
full-page illustrations •of intereetit>R scenes
eoaneetioa with The=fitstory of Sir John. and1 .
presentaio the thotieands of admirer8 Weer boo
Chief many now arnd valuable portraitures.
WqI-Page•. Portraits or Sir_ John aa-
Itatot a Hnrlonald t Birthplace or stir
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F.arnsellire, Sir John's Re-aidnnee at t1ltswh;
Interior or Senate Chamber. r. 'Ottawa. ,how
,Ing the Guard of Honor and Roity_1:ylag !a
llsil.; Exterior View of n.unses or.'i'arilri
meat, %glib Funeral `Prov stow fol a
the forewarn,.di Vicw_.oi Eadtnrn. eft«
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